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7/23/2018 4:17:40 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2018035
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
7/23/2018
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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SEMA Construction
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DRMS
Email Name
JLE
Media Type
D
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Typical Seedbed Preparation Techniques: <br /> Typical seedbed preparation techniques include the following steps, as needed: <br /> • Disc the bare slopes prior to the replacement of topsoil to create a non-slippage surface <br /> to receive the topsoil. The less than SH.•I V slopes should not need to be treated due to <br /> the lower grade. <br /> • Disc, chisel or plow the topsoil to uncompact the soil which typically occurs during <br /> topsoil replacement. Ideally, the entire replaced soil profile should be treated. Using a <br /> chisel or large diameter disc should be able to reach through the entire replaced soil <br /> profile. <br /> • If the area is to be broadcast seeded, nothing else needs done but to seed. <br /> • If the site is to be drill seeded(what we propose for the site except as noted below), the <br /> field should be harrowed to break-up the clods to produce a smooth and somewhat <br /> settled seedbed. The correct amount of harrowing should leave a slight shoe heal <br /> impression when the surface is walked on. <br /> • The area can then be seeded on the contour provided there are no hazards to the seeding <br /> equipment and operator. If there are operational hazards, the area should be broadcast <br /> seeded. <br /> We will utilize the appropriate combination of the above techniques in order to prepare a proper <br /> seedbed for and/or drilling or broadcast seeding. <br /> Page 43b <br />
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